Elasmobranch ID game

[serafino]

No guesses? Ok here is a hint the second part of its scientific name starts with an O.

 

[Crumbs]

Requiem Sharks are tough to ID. Ive seen videos of biologists counting teeth on juvi Bull Sharks for a positive ID. But Ill take a shot at it Dusky Shark - Carcharhinus obscurus

 

[Zoodiver]

I'm gonna agree.... looks "Dusty-ish" haha.

 

[serafino]

Crumbs got it so post one up.
Indeed requiems can be pretty hard to ID why do you think I picked it lol.

 

[Crumbs]

I'm gonna agree.... looks "Dusty-ish" haha.

Then why all the stalling? haha

Ok, so here is the next little buggers. These pups are Australian residents

 

[Crumbs]

Matt, a misidentified pic is quite likely. What species do you think the Dusky Shark pic resembles if it were to be mislabeled?

As for a clue on the last pictures they are Catsharks and are distributed threw Southern Australia.

 

[serafino]

I got the pics from different sources so one of them could be wrong.

 

[Crumbs]

I will settle for just the genus or common name as an answer.

 

[Brenden]

Those are the photos from an old thread on TONMO, an small Aquarium in Australia hatched those little pups. Just a hint for anyonee if they want to pull it up quickly lol

 

[Crumbs]

Brenden, if you know the correct answer lets hear it